Wednesday, June 18

New and experienced UCLA fencers take part in tournament

All Dorothy Yu had were her pants, jacket, socks and shoes. That wasn’t nearly enough gear to compete in a fencing tournament. Among other things, she was missing a sword and mask. Read more...

Photo: Dorothy Yu, a first-year microbiology, immunology and molecular genetics student, is a newcomer to the difficult sport of fencing, but has enjoyed her time with the UCLA Fencing Club. (Austin Yu/Daily Bruin)


UCLA-hosted invite unifies global Quidditch “family”

In hosting the Gold Medal Invitational, UCLA Quidditch players invited teams not only to their own turf, but to their own homes as well. Fourth-year neuroscience student Brennan Ross, president of UCLA Quidditch, said that in order to minimize visiting teams’ expenses, the L.A. Read more...

Photo: The UCLA Quidditch team played host at the Gold Medal Invitational over the weekend, with 15 teams and about 300 competitors participating. (Angie Wang/Daily Bruin)



UCLA boxing club looks forward after LA Collegiate Boxing Invitational

A rowdy crowd alternated chants of “U-C-L-A Fight Fight Fight” and “U-S-C.” UCLA’s Yell Crew led several eight-claps. Cheerleaders did backflips. Many fans in the crowd were dressed in tuxedos for the black-tie optional event, This was not any UCLA-USC rivalry match. Read more...

Photo: UCLA’s Sean Myers (left) defeated Nicola Bulajic of the University of Michigan on Friday, earning UCLA club boxing its only win of the night.




UCLA student seeks to capture true spirit of Quidditch in film

For UCLA graduate film student Farzad Nikbakht Sangari and the UCLA Quidditch team, nothing goes according to script. It seems fitting, then, that Sangari’s upcoming UCLA Quidditch documentary, “Mudbloods,” was neither planned nor imagined beforehand, but just fell into place and evolved naturally. Read more...

Photo: UCLA Quidditch founder Tom Marks has worked with Farzad Nikbakht Sangari to develop the upcoming documentary “Mudbloods.”



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